EASA
EASA is an agency of the European Union which has been given specific regulatory and executive tasks in the field of aviation safety.
For information about ARSA’s model EASA supplement, designed for U.S.-based, FAA-certificated repair stations who wish to work on EU-registered aircraft (civil aeronautical components under the regulatory control of EASA) and plan to apply for (or renew) EASA part 145 certification, visit the publications page.
To learn more about international cooperation through bilateral agreements, visit the issue page.
Click here for archived items on ARSA.org regarding EASA.
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Brett Levanto, association…
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Update: On April 17, the FAA notified the industry signatories that it had extended the comment deadline to June 6, 2025.
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